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Ajax 1989 Arcade action
A solid conversion of a little-known Konami arcade game of the same name, Ajax is a challenging vertical scrolling shoot-em-up for one or two players. The objectives of the game, simple enough, are to destroy all enemy forces without being destroyed, and accumulate the highest score possible. The player takes control of a helicopter capable of eight ways movement armed with an unlimited supply of bullets and bombs, each fired with a separate button. A third button detonates a limited supply of smart bombs that destroy most enemies within a certain radius of its detonation. When the 2 players option...
Pyramid of Doom 1979 Adventure
Number 8 in the Scott Adams adventure series. On an Egyptian treasure hunt, you find yourself deep inside a recently discovered pyramid. Find all the treasures and escape alive! This still uses the same simple 2-word parser as the other ones in the series, and is of moderate difficulty. ...
Flashback CD version 1993 Action adventure
Flashback: Quest for Identity can easily be considered one of the best platform games ever made. Following the initial success of the 1992 release, in 1995 Delphine has released an enchanced CD version featuring new cinematics with better music and digitized speech. The custcenes are good indeed. Instead of the vector graphics and subtitles of the floppy version, here we get high quality rendered scenes with enchanced audio and digitized speech. Altough by today's standards, the 3d graphics used in the cinematics are nothing incredible, they still look pretty darn good. It also seems that either the background music has...
Barrage 1998 Arcade action
Barrage is an excellent but little-known 3D shooter created by small developer Mango Grits, the same team behind two outstanding "rail shooters/adventure hybrids" Cyberia and Cyberia 2, and published by Activision. While Cyberia fans will be delighted with the same well-designed action in Barrage, they will be disappointed to discover that the game is much shorter. Expert action gamers will be able to finish the entire game in only a few hours. While the levels are short by action genre standards, Barrage is simply a blast to play. Piloting a futuristic aircraft, you will shoot your way through 5 levels...
Last Bronx 1998 Arcade action
Even though this game was somewhat popular in arcades, I really don't think it's going to enjoy much success on the PC. Sure the game looks fairly decent in 640x480 with 16bit color,. 3D support would lend a lot to a game of this nature, but it's nowhere to be seen, and what we're left with is a clunky polygonal fighter whose only claim to fame is that it's based off fighting with weapons. It's pretty much just Virtua Fighter with a stick here and a club there. One thing the game does having going for it is that there...
Crimsonland 2003 Arcade action
This game presents an utmost PC game experience of cinematic action. The special effects and in particular the animation effects of the creatures in Crimsonland are absolutely stunning. You just want to immerse yourself deeper and deeper into the furious battle against the deadly alien creatures. The more you play, the more features and weapons will appear. The game has 2 game modes which are Career and Survivor - both fun in their own ways. An arsenal of about 20 weapons to pick up, such as bombs, plasmagun, rocket launcher, flame-thrower, provide lots of cool variety in the gameplay. I...
Skaphander: Der Auftrag 1995 Arcade action
The year 2010: computer-viruses have penetrated the network of the world's most important mega-computer. Everything, from food and energy supply over climate and traffic is depending on this machine. The only chance for humanity to survive is you, a Cyberpilot. You are controlling a virtual virus killer, the Skaphander, flying through 15 different Descent-like levels, hunting down the viruses. The graphics are similar to those in Doom, only more futuristic as a result of the fact you're flying through a computer network. The game was only released in Germany. ...
Brigade E5: New Jagged Union 2005 Role playing
Strategy First and Apeiron try to capitalize on the Jagged Alliance success with a squad-based entry of their own. The title Brigade E5: New Jagged Union would have you believe it is the successor to those classics, but it fails to live up to the name literally, technologically and spiritually. You begin in the fictional country of Palinero, a tropical and war-torn region with a Spanish feel. The landscape is mostly dense jungle with a few outposts connected by primitive roads. If you were hoping for a Far Cry-like environment, you won't find it here. The same tans and olive greens...
Citadel 1995 Amiga
Bibles worth of text have been written about and contributed to the hyperbole and hoopla surrounding the idea of the interactive movie. In theory, it sounds great; in practice, it's a crock - delivering no more than a motley collection of full-motion video clips, costing more than the development costs of an average Amiga game. A waste of resources and a waste of time. Especially when you consider the scope of games that could be turned out by the likes of Polish development team Arrakis with loss than half the money allocated to posturing PC game developers. Take Citadel, their first...
Demon Attack 1983 Arcade action
Demon Attack is an arcade action game with gameplay similar to Space Invaders. You control a laser canon at the bottom of the screen, and need to destroy wave after wave of brightly colored demons. The demons bounce around the screen in bizarre patterns, and try to destroy your canon with bombs or lasers. When you shoot a demon, it will be replaced with another or will split into two smaller demons depending on which wave you are playing. When the required number of demons for the current round is finally destroyed, you can move on to the next, more...
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